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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
9
Sir Alfred Mond lauds Tel Aviv as an industrial, smoke-free hub near Jaffa. Since 1909 a small settlement has grown to 33,000 with 138 factories powered by electricity and oil, attracting Jewish migrants, bringing up-to-date machinery and diverse trades.
An early 20th century advertorial extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as relief for constipation and related ailments. It claims permanent relief or money back, urges daily consumption of two tablespoonfuls with meals, notes nutlike flavor and use in recipes, and identifies Battle Creek Michigan as its origin with wide hotel and restaurant distribution.
The speaker notes rapid postwar development since 1922, with Haifa building a great new harbor for the Mediterranean fleet and expanding heavy industries alongside agriculture and manufacturing, transforming the region into a key industrial center.
In Pittsburgh on June 11 the ashes of 200 unclaimed individuals from 1919 and 1920 were interred in a single grave at Highwood Cemetery. Many remains could not be identified. cremation had preceded the burial and simple funeral services were held.
Fragmentary text references an attempted attack on a Dry Enforcer's home alongside an advertisement describing clothing, colors, and styles for men. The readable parts include phrases about fabric, colors, and a clearance price, with no coherent news event details.
In Steubenville area a neighbor spotted a five gallon keg of powder with three fuses in Richard Rizor’s yard, an apparent attempt to blow up the home of the enforcement officer. Police later found 140 sticks of dynamite on a nearby riverbank, near Rizor’s residence, believed dropped from a passing car by the dynamiters.
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 11 Joseph Pawlick aged 42 drowned in the Ockford Park pool. His son Steve 16 and younger son Paul waited overnight for news as lifeguard Clenn Matthews of Youngwood and Margaret Pawlick 11 reported the father leaped into the lake and did not reappear. The pool was drained and the body removed.
In Point Pleasant West Virginia two sons of Wilbur Love aged 9 and 3 drowned in the Ohio River while playing near the ferry landing. A brother, aged years, was rescued after they ventured into swifter current yesterday.
Chicopee Massachusetts June 11 A cemetery custodian, George Ball superintendent of Fairview Cemetery, told aldermen he sought 200 dollars to build gates and repair fences to keep petting parties out of the burials grounds.
An enthusiastic notice urges expectant mothers to use Mother's Friend from early pregnancy. It cites a physician's claimed method, notes a shorter labor time, and offers a free booklet from Bradfield Recurator Co. Dept EAT Atlanta. Ga. to learn more about this product and its directions.
Attractive boxcoat models remain in stock and priced to clear at 19.75 dollars each. Suitable for motoring or next season, these good-looking garments are offered at a drastic reduction to move quick.
Westminster College trustees unanimously approved a resolution praising President W Charles Wallace for his nomination to the Third District Governorship by Rotary International. The selection was made by the Pittsburgh conference and will be voted on in March.
Mrs. Willi erf died after a fall from a cherry tree while picking fruit. The incident occurred yesterday in Barnesville as rescue efforts followed the fall. Police and medical responders were called to the scene and transported her to a local facility where she succumbed to injuries. Further details were not immediately available.
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